Mechanic - Tower Crane Equipment

Diagnose and repair hydraulic, electrical, mechanical, structural, and control-system issues using appropriate diagnostic equipment, technical manuals, hand tools, and power tools

Inspect crane components, including hoists, motors, gearboxes, brakes, wire ropes, sheaves, bearings, hydraulic systems, electrical connections, and safety devices, identifying wear, damage, and potential equipment failures

Troubleshoot crane malfunctions directly at construction jobsites and complete necessary repairs, adjustments, component replacements, and equipment testing to minimize downtime

Read and interpret equipment manuals, wiring diagrams, hydraulic schematics, technical drawings, and manufacturer specifications to identify faults and determine appropriate repair procedures

Conduct operational and safety checks following maintenance and repairs to verify proper crane function and compliance with manufacturer recommendations and applicable safety requirements

Coordinate with field service teams, crane operators, supervisors, and project personnel to schedule repairs, communicate equipment status, and support ongoing construction operations

Maintain accurate service records, inspection reports, repair documentation, parts usage, and maintenance logs

Identify required replacement parts, assist with parts procurement, and maintain tools and service equipment necessary to perform field repairs

Follow company safety procedures, use appropriate personal protective equipment, and maintain safe work practices around heavy equipment and active construction sites

Full-time travel is required, with a two-week rotation to bring employees home. Mechanics who are fully open to travel may remain at assigned jobsites for the duration of a project.

Travel may include locations throughout Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma, including projects near Albuquerque.

A company credit card is provided to cover hotel accommodations, fuel, and meals. No per diem is provided.

Candidates based in Corpus Christi or Brownsville may have opportunities to work on nearby projects that permit nightly returns home.

A commercial driver’s license (CDL) is not required

Hands-on experience repairing and maintaining tower cranes or similar crane equipment

Ability to troubleshoot mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, and crane control-system issues in a field-service environment

Experience working independently at active construction jobsites and safely performing equipment repairs under changing site conditions

Ability to travel extensively and work flexible schedules based on project requirements